Relive all 17 seasons of Larry Fitzgerald’s legendary Arizona Cardinals career in one collection of unforgettable highlights, as Cardinals Radio Network broadcasters Dave Pasch, Ron Wolfley and John Mistler call his greatest catches, touchdowns and defining moments. From his arrival in 2004 to his historic run to Super Bowl XLIII, celebrate the career of a Cardinals icon, 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee and future Ring of Honor member whose No. 11 jersey will be retired on October 25, 2026.

Relive all 17 seasons of Larry Fitzgerald&rsquo;s legendary Arizona Cardinals career in one collection of unforgettable highlights, as Cardinals Radio Network broadcasters Dave Pasch, Ron Wolfley and John Mistler call his greatest catches, touchdowns and defining moments. From his arrival in 2004 to his historic run to Super Bowl XLIII, celebrate the career of a Cardinals icon, 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee and future Ring of Honor member whose No. 11 jersey will be retired on October 25, 2026.

2004-2020 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2020 - The Final Season on the Field | Larry Fitzgerald’s 17th and final NFL season came in 2020, when he caught 54 passes for 409 yards and one touchdown in 13 games. Playing through a pandemic-affected season, he continued to serve as a trusted target for Kyler Murray and a veteran leader on an emerging Cardinals team. Although his statistical output was the lowest of his career, his importance to the organization remained clear. Fitz had spent his entire professional career in Arizona, becoming synonymous with the franchise through his consistency, sportsmanship and commitment to the community. While he did not formally announce his retirement, 2020 proved to be his final season as a player, closing an extraordinary 17-year run in Cardinals red.

2020 - The Final Season on the Field | Larry Fitzgerald&rsquo;s 17th and final NFL season came in 2020, when he caught 54 passes for 409 yards and one touchdown in 13 games. Playing through a pandemic-affected season, he continued to serve as a trusted target for Kyler Murray and a veteran leader on an emerging Cardinals team. Although his statistical output was the lowest of his career, his importance to the organization remained clear. Fitz had spent his entire professional career in Arizona, becoming synonymous with the franchise through his consistency, sportsmanship and commitment to the community. While he did not formally announce his retirement, 2020 proved to be his final season as a player, closing an extraordinary 17-year run in Cardinals red.

2020 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2019 - Another Legendary Milestone | Larry Fitzgerald recorded 75 receptions for 804 yards and four touchdowns in 2019, his first season playing with head coach Kliff Kingsbury and rookie quarterback Kyler Murray. He continued to contribute as the Cardinals introduced a new, fast-paced offensive system, using his route-running experience and dependable hands to help Murray adjust to the NFL. During the season, Fitzgerald surpassed Tony Gonzalez for second place on the NFL’s all-time receptions list, a landmark achievement that placed him behind only Jerry Rice. His continued production at age 36 highlighted his extraordinary longevity and reinforced his standing as one of the most accomplished receivers in league history.

2019 - Another Legendary Milestone | Larry Fitzgerald recorded 75 receptions for 804 yards and four touchdowns in 2019, his first season playing with head coach Kliff Kingsbury and rookie quarterback Kyler Murray. He continued to contribute as the Cardinals introduced a new, fast-paced offensive system, using his route-running experience and dependable hands to help Murray adjust to the NFL. During the season, Fitzgerald surpassed Tony Gonzalez for second place on the NFL&rsquo;s all-time receptions list, a landmark achievement that placed him behind only Jerry Rice. His continued production at age 36 highlighted his extraordinary longevity and reinforced his standing as one of the most accomplished receivers in league history.

2019 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2018 - A New Era | The Cardinals entered a rebuilding phase in 2018 that featured new head coach Steve Wilks and rookie quarterback Josh Rosen. Larry Fitzgerald finished with 69 receptions for 734 yards and six touchdowns, providing a veteran presence as the Cardinals adjusted to a new direction. Though the team struggled to find consistency, Fitzgerald continued to demonstrate his trademark toughness and dependable hands, helping guide a young roster through the demands of the NFL. His influence extended beyond the stat sheet as he continued to set an example for teammates and uphold the standards that had defined his career.

2018 - A New Era | The Cardinals entered a rebuilding phase in 2018 that featured new head coach Steve Wilks and rookie quarterback Josh Rosen. Larry Fitzgerald finished with 69 receptions for 734 yards and six touchdowns, providing a veteran presence as the Cardinals adjusted to a new direction. Though the team struggled to find consistency, Fitzgerald continued to demonstrate his trademark toughness and dependable hands, helping guide a young roster through the demands of the NFL. His influence extended beyond the stat sheet as he continued to set an example for teammates and uphold the standards that had defined his career.

2018 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2017 — Another 100-Catch Season at Age 34 | At 34 years old, Larry Fitzgerald turned in another outstanding campaign, recording 109 receptions for 1,156 yards and six touchdowns. It was his third season with at least 100 catches, demonstrating remarkable longevity at a position that demands speed, precision and physical toughness. He earned his 11th Pro Bowl selection, matching the number on his jersey, and finished second in the NFL in receptions. With the Cardinals navigating injuries and quarterback changes, Fitzgerald continued to provide stability and big-play ability, showing that his football intelligence, reliable hands and work ethic could keep him among the league’s leading receivers well into his thirties.

2017 &mdash; Another 100-Catch Season at Age 34 | At 34 years old, Larry Fitzgerald turned in another outstanding campaign, recording 109 receptions for 1,156 yards and six touchdowns. It was his third season with at least 100 catches, demonstrating remarkable longevity at a position that demands speed, precision and physical toughness. He earned his 11th Pro Bowl selection, matching the number on his jersey, and finished second in the NFL in receptions. With the Cardinals navigating injuries and quarterback changes, Fitzgerald continued to provide stability and big-play ability, showing that his football intelligence, reliable hands and work ethic could keep him among the league&rsquo;s leading receivers well into his thirties.

2017 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2016 - Reaching the 100-Catch Plateau Again | Larry Fitzgerald continued his remarkable consistency in 2016, catching 107 passes for 1,023 yards and six touchdowns. His 107 receptions led the NFL, making him one of the league’s most productive pass catchers even as the Cardinals fell short of returning to the playoffs. The season marked another 1,000-yard campaign and reinforced his reputation as a receiver who could thrive no matter the circumstances. Whether working underneath, finding openings in traffic or converting critical third downs, Fitzgerald remained a dependable target for his quarterbacks and continued adding to the impressive statistical legacy that would ultimately place him among the most prolific receivers in NFL history.

2016 - Reaching the 100-Catch Plateau Again | Larry Fitzgerald continued his remarkable consistency in 2016, catching 107 passes for 1,023 yards and six touchdowns. His 107 receptions led the NFL, making him one of the league&rsquo;s most productive pass catchers even as the Cardinals fell short of returning to the playoffs. The season marked another 1,000-yard campaign and reinforced his reputation as a receiver who could thrive no matter the circumstances. Whether working underneath, finding openings in traffic or converting critical third downs, Fitzgerald remained a dependable target for his quarterbacks and continued adding to the impressive statistical legacy that would ultimately place him among the most prolific receivers in NFL history.

2016 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2015 - Another Legendary Season For Fitz | Larry Fitzgerald enjoyed a spectacular resurgence in 2015, recording 109 receptions for 1,215 yards and nine touchdowns as the Cardinals went 13–3 and captured the NFC West. His 109 catches matched his career high at the time, and his dependable connection with Carson Palmer helped power one of the most productive offenses in the league. The Cardinals advanced to the NFC Championship Game, with Fitzgerald contributing eight receptions for 176 yards and a touchdown in the Divisional Round victory over Green Bay, including a dramatic overtime catch-and-run that set up the winning score. Named a first-team All-Pro for the second time in his career, Fitzgerald proved that his star power was far from fading.

2015 - Another Legendary Season For Fitz | Larry Fitzgerald enjoyed a spectacular resurgence in 2015, recording 109 receptions for 1,215 yards and nine touchdowns as the Cardinals went 13&ndash;3 and captured the NFC West. His 109 catches matched his career high at the time, and his dependable connection with Carson Palmer helped power one of the most productive offenses in the league. The Cardinals advanced to the NFC Championship Game, with Fitzgerald contributing eight receptions for 176 yards and a touchdown in the Divisional Round victory over Green Bay, including a dramatic overtime catch-and-run that set up the winning score. Named a first-team All-Pro for the second time in his career, Fitzgerald proved that his star power was far from fading.

2015 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2014 - Battling Through Injury | Larry Fitzgerald recorded 63 receptions for 784 yards and two touchdowns in 14 games during the 2014 season, which included time missed because of a knee injury. While his production was lower than in previous years, his value to a Cardinals team that won 11 games and earned a playoff berth remained significant. The Cardinals reached the postseason despite losing starting quarterback Carson Palmer to a season-ending injury, but their playoff run ended in the Wild Card round. Fitzgerald’s resilience through a physically challenging season reflected the professionalism that had made him a fixture in Arizona for more than a decade.

2014 - Battling Through Injury | Larry Fitzgerald recorded 63 receptions for 784 yards and two touchdowns in 14 games during the 2014 season, which included time missed because of a knee injury. While his production was lower than in previous years, his value to a Cardinals team that won 11 games and earned a playoff berth remained significant. The Cardinals reached the postseason despite losing starting quarterback Carson Palmer to a season-ending injury, but their playoff run ended in the Wild Card round. Fitzgerald&rsquo;s resilience through a physically challenging season reflected the professionalism that had made him a fixture in Arizona for more than a decade.

2014 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2013 - A Return to the Playoff Hunt | With Carson Palmer arriving at quarterback, Larry Fitzgerald helped the Cardinals rebound in 2013, catching 82 passes for 954 yards and 10 touchdowns. His return to double-digit touchdown receptions underscored his enduring ability to finish drives, while his veteran presence helped stabilize an offense that was finding its rhythm under new head coach Bruce Arians. The Cardinals won 10 games and narrowly missed the playoffs in a competitive NFC race. Fitzgerald’s performance signaled that he remained a premier red-zone target and an essential leader as the Cardinals built toward one of its strongest seasons of the decade.

2013 - A Return to the Playoff Hunt | With Carson Palmer arriving at quarterback, Larry Fitzgerald helped the Cardinals rebound in 2013, catching 82 passes for 954 yards and 10 touchdowns. His return to double-digit touchdown receptions underscored his enduring ability to finish drives, while his veteran presence helped stabilize an offense that was finding its rhythm under new head coach Bruce Arians. The Cardinals won 10 games and narrowly missed the playoffs in a competitive NFC race. Fitzgerald&rsquo;s performance signaled that he remained a premier red-zone target and an essential leader as the Cardinals built toward one of its strongest seasons of the decade.

2013 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

2012 - Leading Through a Difficult Season | Larry Fitzgerald finished the 2012 season with 71 receptions for 798 yards and four touchdowns as the Cardinals struggled through a difficult campaign. Despite the team’s offensive challenges, Fitz remained a primary target and continued to draw the attention of opposing defenses. His season total fell short of the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since his rookie year, but his professionalism and commitment remained unwavering. The season demonstrated another dimension of Fitzgerald’s legacy as he continued to represent the franchise with consistency and determination while preparing for a new chapter in Cardinals history.

2012 - Leading Through a Difficult Season | Larry Fitzgerald finished the 2012 season with 71 receptions for 798 yards and four touchdowns as the Cardinals struggled through a difficult campaign. Despite the team&rsquo;s offensive challenges, Fitz remained a primary target and continued to draw the attention of opposing defenses. His season total fell short of the 1,000-yard mark for the first time since his rookie year, but his professionalism and commitment remained unwavering. The season demonstrated another dimension of Fitzgerald&rsquo;s legacy as he continued to represent the franchise with consistency and determination while preparing for a new chapter in Cardinals history.

2012 - Best of Larry Fitzgerald

Celebrate the legendary 17-year career of Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald in this special podcast honoring one of the greatest players in franchise and NFL history. A 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Fitzgerald will reach another milestone on October 25, 2026, when he becomes the 20th member of the Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor and has his No. 11 jersey retired. This episode-by-episode journey revisits each season of Fitzgerald’s remarkable career through the unforgettable calls of Cardinals Radio Network broadcasters Dave Pasch, Ron Wolfley and John Mistler, bringing fans back to the biggest plays, defining moments and memories that made Fitzgerald a Cardinals icon. From his early days in Arizona to his record-setting performances and unforgettable postseason heroics, relive the career of a player whose talent, toughness and class left an enduring legacy on the game of football.

Celebrate the legendary 17-year career of Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald in this special podcast honoring one of the greatest players in franchise and NFL history. A 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Fitzgerald will reach another milestone on October 25, 2026, when he becomes the 20th member of the Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor and has his No. 11 jersey retired. This episode-by-episode journey revisits each season of Fitzgerald&rsquo;s remarkable career through the unforgettable calls of Cardinals Radio Network broadcasters Dave Pasch, Ron Wolfley and John Mistler, bringing fans back to the biggest plays, defining moments and memories that made Fitzgerald a Cardinals icon. From his early days in Arizona to his record-setting performances and unforgettable postseason heroics, relive the career of a player whose talent, toughness and class left an enduring legacy on the game of football.

Larry Fitzgerald: Echoes of Greatness

Celebrate the legendary 17-year career of Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald in this special podcast honoring one of the greatest players in franchise and NFL history. A 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Fitzgerald will reach another milestone on October 25, 2026, when he becomes the 20th member of the Arizona Cardinals Ring of Honor and has his No. 11 jersey retired. This episode-by-episode journey revisits each season of Fitzgerald&rsquo;s remarkable career through the unforgettable calls of Cardinals Radio Network broadcasters Dave Pasch, Ron Wolfley and John Mistler, bringing fans back to the biggest plays, defining moments and memories that made Fitzgerald a Cardinals icon. From his early days in Arizona to his record-setting performances and unforgettable postseason heroics, relive the career of a player whose talent, toughness and class left an enduring legacy on the game of football.

Larry Fitzgerald: Echoes of Greatness

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